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J2r fei SAN BA2OISCO CHRONICLE SUNDAY JTBBBHASX 20 1898 ti ii IF If I fc UJ vs Bc SJfcji TO JE3F iZ JJ 8Ss lUr Sw LVj SgraPIB9 mrmn tl A 3 uiaoKi53s3KAV ft gassSar KSBHffiOVIUHnS jes jwy JHHUm TskEM i Vw or Jill WASHUffGTOWS BIRTHDAY will be celebrated socially as well as pa trtotleaSY It tg to the motit tor gatherings by cay and by night and ef every possible kind Every organization of the Sons of the Revolution baa arranged acme tort or an affair which will bring together socially those who hare bound themselves to feed and fan the flames of patriotism Native Sons and Daughters will danoe to the evening and many small private gatherings hare been planned Mr tad Mrs Msnxy celebrated the third anniversary of that wedding Monday evening at 1K4 Fen street A pleasant time was spent In rat Ions amusements the principal being cards Those present were Mr and Mrs George young Mr and Mrs Walter Field Mr and Mrs Byron Mauxy Mr and Mrs Charles Mllnes Mr and Mrs Austin Mrs Eugene Eaton John Thomas Miss Edith Curtis delightfully entertained a large party of friends on Friday evening Her handsome home was decorated artistically The dining room was converted Into a Japanese tea garden The drawing room was In violets and each room had Its distinct scheme of decoration Assisting the hostess were Miss Jennie Curtis Miss Jeannette Neugrass Miss Wells Miss Follls Miss Carrie Ames and Miss Gordon Miss Dollle Moretl was given a pleasant surprise party at her residence 90S Capp street on last Saturday evening The evening was spent in dancing games and general merriment and the Misses Kene nck and Morell Fttsgerald and Crawford end Mrs Thompson did much to entertain the guests in a musical way Those present were The Misses Eva Cavanaugh Dollle MorelL Ida Gros Maggie Nleols Jewel Keneflck Louise Morell Ada Long Kate Qullfoy and Kate Beggins Cornelias Keneflck John Qanes Joseph Morell Henry Zaun Desmond Joseph Fitzgerald John Landus John Borne Frank Bordlnave Ross Edwin Doran Benjamin Crawford Frank Morell John Qullfoy Emmet Qavln George Fisher Mr and Mrs Thompson and Mr and Mrs Morell One of the pleasant social events of the week past was the first reception and ball of Cathedral Council No 59 Toung Mens Institute held at Native Son Hall on Thursday evening The hall was decorated with the colors of the council purple and white and a forest of ferns was on the stage where an excellent orchestra was stationed Many handsome costumes were worn by the ladles making the scene In the grand march a verj brilliant one Crver 0 coupes took part In It Dancing was continued until a late hour Miss Winnie Olsen entertained the La Veinte Whist Club at her residence Z32S Post street on Tuesday evening Febru ary 15th Miss Mae Foleom carried off the first prise with a score of 28 Bozarth i receiveu me consolation Miss Belle Lamne of 2124 Mission street gave a reception Thursday evening to her mfoci anas Alice wuinn oi Sacramento and Miss Elite Brown of Petaluma who are visiting her The evening was pleasantly spent in music and dancing On Wednesday evening Edward Can was married to Miss Deborah Lucittat Josephs Church Tenth street Rev Father McDonnell officiating The churcn was crowded with friends ef both bride and groom and after the ceremony a wedding feast was enjoyed at the residence of ths brides mother Mrs Lucitt Lafayette street Mr and Mrs Carr left for a honeymoon trp Thursday to be gone about a week after which they will receive their frienas at their residence 2Stt Mission street Ths Western Addition Literary and Social Club held Its regular monthly entertainment and dance at Native Sons Hall on last Wednesday evening The hall was crowded with the members and their friends and the three act farce Pink Dominoes which constituted the programme was well received Those the cast were Thomas Hlcker William OgiMe Arthur Jones George Ryan Alfred A Borlinl William A Wai lace Miss Mae Roberson Miss Helen Du mars Mies Esie A Dutfcan Miss Rose Broderlck Miss May CapwelL At the conclusion of the programme dancing was en Joyed until midnight The engagement is announced of Miss Bessie Forbes Taylor daughter of Captain Murray Taylor formerly of Virginia to Frederic Hampdon Robinson son of the late Canon Hugh George Robinson of York England The marriage Is to take place in Aprfi The 97s gave their closing promenade last Thursday evening at Masonic Hall Oakland The patronesses of the evening were Mrs Dosier Mrs Williams Mrs Captali McMenomy Mrs A Randell and Mrs A Griffith The club under th directorship of A Williams Egper Norwood Guger and Stolr have en six delightful promenades An Interesting whist game was played between a team of Court Lincoln Ancient Order of Foresters and Court ExceMor last Thursday evening at 25 Eddy street resulting in a victory for Court ExceMor Court Lincoln having won the first game a third game will be played In Native Sons Hall Mason street on next Tuesday evening to decide the wlriners The losing team will later entertain both courts Miss Louise Naud of Los Angeles gave an outing on Sunday last In honor of Ml Florence Seatena The othr on the party cre Miss Aurella Amlllo Mis Louise Pilllsier Ml May Krtlle Mlw Ella Connor Ml Helen Roth Eugene Roth Wilon Harry Belcher Frank Bar ham Frank Kelly George Glannlnl and Smith Alcatraz Island was the scene last Fri rtny evening of a pleasant social affair given by Miss Alice Kenzle daughter of Major Kenzle and Miss Hobbs daughter of Captain Hobbs Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour and as the United States steamer McDowell was placed at the disposal of the guests there was no need to worry for transportation Those enjoving this pleasant evening In a recent article on long shots Foster In the New York Sun has given some excellent advice as to their uwa and buses The long shot Is made ucce fully only In hands that have nothing In them unless a long shot makes Then if It falls nothing Is lost and everything Is to gain It 1 a great fad at present to attempt short suit play without understanding the scientific short suit sjstem and with a vain fancy that some odd irregular play may strike something in partners hand that will make an undeserved trick That is not what Is meant by a long shot and it nearly always means a well deserved loss of at least one trick and gtaerally of many The long shots are made by leading out trumps and then finding that the combined hands of the leader and his partner are able to maka tricks that would never have succeeded without held play When the trumps are led out reclely without considering the end plftr the tricks are lost and good cards fall to win through the oversealous idea of making a great gain by some surpassing play No part of whist is prettier than the legitimate unease Before a risky finesse to be made third hand must instantly ask himself if this loses am I going to ram by being led up to Every time that this Is trie situation that the hand that finesses Is going to win In either case whether the tlnesse succeeds or falls and third band wishes to be led up to then It is a good play and only then If a cros rua la imminent and your partner starts a trump lead it is folly to finesse You know that at least two rounds of trumps are wanted If third hand finesses and loses then the finesse has made the lead of trumps a weakening play for the leader and It has helped the adversaries Lately three tricks were lost In one deal by such a finesse Trumps were led from four ace and three email Third hand held king and Jack only and played the Jack Fourth hand held queen which took the trick He Immediately led a suit that his partner took and partner returned a card that he could take with a small trump The small trump would not otherwise have made The original trump leader held the ace of trumps It was his partners duty to take with the king and return the jack leaving the propriety of the finesse to him The general rule Is to finesse deeply on the opponents suit but not on partners The struggle to make a long shot never succeeds by breaking the rule When weak in trumps or with no trumps at all finesse deeply in the cult In which you believe your partner to be weak la order as long as possible to protect him from a force On the other hand It Is bad play to finesse deeply in a suit in which you known your partner to be strong It is by lack of bearing in mind these two principles that our partners good plays are so often ruined Charles 8tuart Street has lately revised bis earlier whist publication and has now placed before the whist world hla Modi fled Game He Is enrolled among the advocates of the so called short suit ram but his system could be more ubersily called an intelligent common sense game of the highest order He Is a member of the Pyramid Club of Boston which he says is built on the modified game Last spring his team of four won the New England trophy colloquially termed the Mug in an open tournament in Boston by a higher score than was ever made before In such tourna ment They won thirteen out of fifteen matches with a handsome trick total The first time they defended It successfully against the team of Howell another well known short suit authority Then they lost It to the Newtons a New Fngland team a defeat which Street acknowledges to be the result of combined retched play They secured the trophy later and then defended It successfully nine straight times against all of the prominent New England clubs They thereby have won the memorial shield offered by the donor Another team of four from the same club also playing the modified game picked up anotherXew England trophy known as the Morse trophy and won It nine successive times against challenging teams but lost It eventually to the Americans When the Tyramlds combine fours the resulting am of eight is invincible Street opens ro short suit with a card under the nine He opens a five card suit regardless of its containing a tenace It Is only In the hands that contain no five card suits that he is wary of the long suit opening In the challenge game for the Bates trophy the usual twenty four trays were played last Saturday forenoon and resulted In a tie Last Saturday evening in the San Francisco Whist Club Mr Wood and Mrs Keeler made the remarkable score of sixteen above average They ptared East and West North and South Mrs Blan kenshlp and Mr Sturgeon were seven above Monday evening Mr and Mrs Jones were nine above ThM Is the evening play when a few long shots will sometimes drop you way down below the average Tuesday afternoon North and South Mrs Moore and Mrs Keith were els above East and West Mrs Sesons and Mrs Blackman six above Wednesday evening Haley and partner were seven above Hotallng and Mrs Darling six above The Trist Duplicate Whist Club of this city has extended an invitation to the San Francisco Club to enter a friendly tour 1 nament for team Dlar and has set the evening of the Ed Washingtons blrthdav The following easy deal caused consid erable comment recently There was al swing ot nne tricks in the score The ace oi diamonds was turned by North The card marked wins the trick and the card Immediately underneath Is next led 1 As 2 Sd 4 3h 8s Sh Sh 8 5s 9 Kh 10 lOd 11 fid ttJd 12 Ad North and South 6 East and West Trick The difference In score was principally due to opening trumps Instead of spades originally With fire trumps and a weak five card plain suit the better opening Is the plain suit Trick 3 The conventional second hand play with ace queen ten and others Is aneem when weak In trnrnnt Trick 4 West seen to deprive South of possible re entry in hearts Trick East holding second and third best must lead one of them for fear that a small rani nur make and that the ad Tersartes will still retain the command 1 znckv 10 North trumps with ten of ua 1 Donas so as to he ieii witn tne best trumps 4s a Ks 2d Qd 3d Sh 4c Qe Qh 4h th Js Qs 7d 7h Jh Ah 4d 2c 8h 10s Ss 10a Ts Sc Kd 7c Ac Is Sc Sc Bd Je So 9d Kc 10c Br8tf8J were Miss Ellin wood Miss Dlcklns Miss li itnbridge Mis Duff Miss Stephenson Miss Sinclair Miss Pratt Miss Greenleaf Miss Woseley Alias Berkhelmer Miss Andrews Miss Glass Miss Van Horn Miss dHara Miss Morris Miss Hobbs Miss Klnzle Miss Miller Miss Foster Mis Macomber Mrs Miller Mrs Mlley Mrs Rupert Blue Mrs Woodward Mrs Bent Mrs McNalr Mrs Menaher Mrs OHern Mrs Crofton Mrs Roudles Mrs Klnzle Mrs Hobbs Mrs McVey Major Klnzle Captain Hobbs Lieutenant Wilson Lieutenant Sarrttt Lieutenant Skerritt Lieutenant Palmer Lieutenant Haines Lieutenant Boyd Lieutenant Carson Lieutenant Xolan Lieutenant Bent Lieutenant OHern Lieutenant Pickering Lieutenant Wolf Lieutenant Crofton Lieutenant Gardner Lieutenant England Lieutenant Foster Lieutenant Abernethy Lieutenant Randolph Lieutenant Woodward Lieutenant BarroU Lieutenant Rumgrough Lieutenant Klssler Lieutenant Noble Lieutenant Eoudiex Ensign Miller Ensign England Mr Field Dr Rupert Blue Dr McVey Mr Jordan Mr Hoffman Mr Clark Corbrusler Mr Wlgmore Mr Wada meyerandMr GallanL The appearance of Miss Eleanor Glustl on Thursday evening at the Baldwin was the occasion of much rejoicing among her friends in the Entre Nous Cotillon of which she was a popular member They gave a theater party and later a supper at which the fair songstress was guest of honor Others in the party were Mr and Mrs George Graham Mr and Mrs James Whitney Mr and Mrs George Lipoma Mr and Mrs James Scott and the Misses Maud Haas Gertrude Benjamin Emma Prosek Martha Korbel Katie Poll elm Frieda Pockwlts Emily Herzer Hilda Lewald Herman Herzer William Hooka Jason Gould Joseph Korbel Arthur Htnton Joseph Pohelm Jr Van Nostrand Flschbeck James Goewey Jr William Broder en Dr Likens Edward Car rera Leo Pockwltz Dave VS Ise Fred Martens Dr A Sjlvester Meckfessel George Heuer A ONell Arthur Thornton Berry A Morrow Frank Kerrigan Sanford Lewald Randall Fhitllps Robert Ilalght iarenre Musto the Msses Lllne Schroe der Minnie Bresse Belle Llpp Madallne Lohv Louise Herroner Mae Ludlow Sa die Ludlow Lottie Musto Mabel Hollls Nellie Martland Belle Hemmenway Jean Baker Mabel Phillips Kate Bjring ton Tellee Klngsford Popp Alberta Gruenhagen Mabel McFadden Elizabeth Kavanagh Marie Babtn Dr and Mrs Glustl Mr and Mrs Joseph Glustl Miss Alice Douglas daughter of Captain Doaglas was married on Wednesday evening the 16th Inst to Dr George Adam The ceremony was performed at the residence of the brides father 1413 ermont street by Rev James McDonald Miss Beatrice Bonnington attended as bridesmaid little Alice ONell as ring bearer and David A Lawier as best man After an exchange of congratulations there wars a dainty supper The tables like the rooms were beautifully decked In flowers Dr ard Mrs Adam were the recipients of many handsome gifts Those who attended this pretty wedding were Captain and Mrs CD Douglas Mr and Mrs George Millar Mr and Mrs ONell Mr and Mrs Coppage Mrs Frances Bonnlngton Miss A Pierce Mrs Morris Wlndt Miss Bonnlngton Miss ORourke Miss Mitchell Miss Babe Kelly Miss Alice ONell A Douglas A Douglas A Lawier Henry lndt and Nelll Nell Jr Mr and Mrs Cousins celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding at their home irr Alameda on February Uth Their guests were Mr and Mrs Lewis Mr and Mrs Hessman Mr and Mrs WoodalL Mr and Mrs Hogan Mr and Mrs Rlrzar Mr and Mrs Daly Mr and Mrs Cronln the Misses Cooke the Misses Reddington the Misses Kelly Miss Garland Miss Rltzar Miss Lewis James Boy has Windt Cooke Kelly Captain Thomas ONell Captain Enright and Best A party was given by Miss Florence Burke and Miss Kitty OConnor at the reWence of the latter 1519 Hyde street on Saturday evening February 13th Al llson Joseph Barry and GaDriel Vlgla contributed to an impromptu programme Dancing and many lolly games filled the remainder of the evenings hours Among those present were Mr and Mrs OConnor Mr and Mrs Suhman Mr and Mrs Brown Mrs Dyer Mrs Cariyle Miss Kitty OConnor Miss Florence Burke Miss Lizzie Gibson Miss Kittle Browing Miss Lizzie Gee Miss Nellie Dunn Mlse Mollis Toohey Miss Kate Toohey Miss Mamie McCarthy Mitt Emma Lorich Miss Josle Garrtgan Miss Belle Lynck Miss Florence Myer Miss Annie Munro Miss Kitty Stewart Miss Ella Davis Miss Clara Kernan Miss Josle Kernan Miss Georgia Rein eld Miss Maggie OConnor Miss Ella Mathews Miss Maggie Curler Miss Florence Meyers Miss Georgia Williams Miss Tessle OConnor Mies Mamie OConnor Miss Guttleman John Coleman Harry Burke John McOee Frank Dom net Joseph Larin Henry Rich William Strauss Joseph Barry Joseph Rock Herbert Harvey William OBrien Walter Fisher Thomas Keoghan George Love Joy Daniel Setright Madson John Fitzpatrick Edward Michel Robert Dun phy Lemen Kismet Louis Ortion James Toohey Vega William Rock TbornnlU James McCuUough A Murphy Thomas McGlynn George Brenner David Earle and Richard Donovan Miss Mae Ryley gave a reception to a number of her friends on St Valentines nlrht It being the anniversary of her birth The parlors were prettily decorated for the occasion the predominating color being red After a pleasant evening spent in dancing and musle a repast was served at midnight At each cover was placed a souvenir vaenune tnose tor tne jaaies being in the shape of daffodil and for the gentlemen a heart pierced by an arrow Among those present were Mrs ConneH Miss Mae Cooper Dr William Ellis Major WUllam McCarthy Miss Marie Walsh Dr Edmund Keef Miss Kourke Miss Commerford Duff Miss Anita Walsh Leon Galllck George Nichols Harry Sohr McBrlde Miss Flora Franklin was surprised at her home on Valparaiso street on the evening of the 02th InsU the affair having been arranged to celebrate her eighteenth birthday The pleasant evening opened with a serenade br the Eunhonv Club There was excellent music and many good recitations Dancing was enjoyed until alate nour supper was serves at miomgnt Among those present were Misses Millie Fasa Ray Jacobs Minnie Franklin Rose Fasa Rose Heine Anna Frankun ioa Knoderer BeUe Hereld Flora Franklin Nettle Bartman Maude Bogga Lena Schnepple Jessie Kramer Emma Stevens Rose Barry Csesie Stevens and Tlllle Haas Joseph Attell Peter DetmarttnL Samuel Jacobs Joseph CampL TU1 Her rtn Meyer AttelL Mar Relnhart Harry Leavltt Nathan Harris Samuel Hoffman Max Rothblum Peter MarchettL Jacob Kramer Jnle Franklin Moses Kramer and Ernest da Frey Miss Kate Quadt daughter of Mr and Mrs John Quadt was married on WednesdayWednesday evening to William Conrad The ceremony Which was attended by relatives only was solemnized at the home of the brides parents Sag Thirteenth street the Rev Father Marx of St Boniface Church officiating The bridal party entered the parlors to the measure of Mendelssohns Wedding March rendered by a string orchestra The bride was escorted by her father She wore a handsome gown of white brocaded satin cut en train Her tulle veil was held by orange blossoms and she car Tied a bunch of lilies of the valley Mlas Aggie Quadt was maid of honor and Miss Amelia Burkhardt bridesmaid They were dressed alike In white organdie over white silk William Fenstermacher acted as best man Mrs Quadt wore a handsome costume Of black brocaded satin and Miss Minnie Quadt a gown of yellow and back trimmed with costly lace Supper was served at midnight and many toasts drank to the health and happiness of the bride and groom I Mr and Mrs Conrad will spend their honeymoon in the southern part of the State and on their return will occupy their new residence on Page street near Pierce An enjoyable ev enlng was spent at Corps No 4 of the Salvation Army Feb ruary 18th when Miss Mary French and Alfred Douse were married Both are soldiers In the army and the ceremony was performed under the flags by Staff Captain Wood The bride was attended by eight little flower girls dressed In white Lieutenant Smith and Miss Grace Gltdden acted as groomsman and bridesmaid The many friends of the young couple spared no pains in making the hall attractive After the ceremony there was an Informal reception when those present wished the young couple godspeed They left for Honolulu the following day by the Zealandia and expect to make their permanent home on the Islands John Hanavan and Miss Ida Warnholy were united In marriage Thursday evening at St Charles Borromeo Church corner of Shotwell and Eighteenth streets In honor of the occasion the church was decorated with evergreens Bnd roses Miss Madge Hanavan was maid of honor and Miss Marie Hanavan officiated as bridesmaid Eugene Fitzgerald attended the groom The ushers were Minor Letty Benjamin Crawford Milton Bernard and Frank Dumont The bride wa gowned In white duchee satin Her veil was fastened wth a wreath of orange blossoms After the ceremony the guests assembled at the home of the brides parents Tni Seventeenth street where a wedding supper followed a reception Miss Minnie Riley entertained a number of friend on Fr da evening the 11 th Inst the occasion being the anniversary of her birth Those present were Miss Connie Lo Prestl Miss Emily Coleman Miss Ada Grave Miss Nellie Merrick Miss Bertha Benton Miss Alice Vaughan Miss Ruth Ham Miss Irene Goldstein Frank ODon netl William Graves Horace Finch Bert Donnell Joe Connor Bert Holcomb George Parker and Albert Harbin Val Fell was surprised by a large gathering of his friends on the Uth lnt to celebrate his birthday His wife was a tarty to the pleasant scheme and assisted In making the house beautiful with flower and greens The hours were delightfully pased and an excellent supper added to the enjoyment of the occasion The complimentary entertainment given by Hesperian Parlor No 137 Native Sons of the Golden West to Alcazar Parlor No 143 on Wednesday evening last was a most sueceWu affair It took place In the hall corner of Sixteenth and Valencia streets After listening to a lecture interestingly Illustrated by Doolan there were musical and literary numbers by Miss Cruz William Cruz Norman Goodwin A Waring and OoMlnerv An address Was made by Grand Trustee A Cutler of Eureka Humboldt county Dancing followed Miss Mabelle McKee entertained a party of young friends on Tuesday evening the Uth lnst at her home Her guests were Miss Ella Corcoran Elmer Wood Charles Hallett Mtss Bertna Herman Will Ashland Miss Alice Corcoran Harry Pierce Miss Louise Nelson Harry Allen Miss Anna Dotey Archibald Currte and John Btoner Miss Sadie Gallaway was the recipient of a complimentary party last Saturday evening A number of friends gathered at her residence and with game and dancing passed a pleasant evening Supper was served at midnight Those present were Miss Emma Geary Miss Eva Quinn Miss Kittle Conway Miss Mae Hollahan Miss Kathleen Hus sey Miss Grace McDonald Miss Lulu Gorman Miss Nellie Kearny Miss Nellie Wll lets Miss Nellie Mahoney Miss Elvira Brady Miss Eunice Blrlhe Miss Edith Staglish Miss Theresa Gorman Miss Lottie Dwyer Miss Mae Beachner Miss Alice Saul try Miss Mary Dugan Miss Kate Ryan Miller Leo Gonzalez Pabst Moragan Leonard Crawford Hollahan Coleman Drady Young McEnerney Drady Plun kett Long Drady Long Hogan Dugan Moore Hopper Long Neabltt and ElUits Mr and Mrs Frank Skelly gave their daughter Miss Mollle Ekelty a party on Wednesday last In honor of her birthday Those Invited for this pleasant occasion were Miss Regina Skelly Mis Alice Williams Miss Kittle Allen Miss Jessie Annager Miss Amy Jackson Miss Nellie Jackson Miss Josephine Brown Miss Alice McGrath Miss Evelyn Sullivan Miss Minnie Strehl Albert Cunha Will Jacobs Julius Lange Roscoe Westover Frank Harrington Jules Glees Martin Merle Charles McKlnnie Charles McDonald Louis Hasshagan Robert Schors Horace Mish Gerald Mish Mlse Ctuln Mrs Duffey and Mrs Boschken of San Jose Mrs Dr Plrkey gave a very de Irhtful tea at her home In Colusa St Valentines day The decorations were dainty and artistic The parlors were In red and green and the dining room In blue and gold The hostess was assisted In receiving by Mrs de Jarnatt Miss Arnold and her two sisters Miss Long mtre and Miss Joe Longmlre A pleasant reception was given to Mr and urs Oberdeener on Wednesday evening January 23th at their residence ICO Pine street by the members of California Rebekah Lodge No Independent Order of Odd Fellows it being the twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding There were Interesting games and dancing until supper at midnight Toasts and congratulations were offered to the happy couple by all present Those nresent werer Mr and Mrs Jonas Mr and Mrs Dallman Mr and Mrs Max Mr and Mrs Patterson Mr and Mrs Simon Mr and Mrs Oberdeener Mr and Mrs Oberdeener Mr and Mrs 8 Oberdeener of Saa Jose Mrs Reld Mrs JH Wehser Mrs Meyer Mrs Rotenbergr Mrs Marks Mrs Bergman Mrs 8 Anderson Mrs Jensen the Misses Sarah and Pauline Harris Lena Jonas Josephine Meyer Christina Andreaen Katie Fredricksoa Nellie Ossosky Gisela Wehser Ike Oberdeener Posner Posner Marks 8 Jonas Dr Posner Oberdeener Leo Oberdeener MIct Marie I Vorbe daughter of Mrs Vorbe was married to James Scott Taylor of Napa yesterday at high noon at the residenco of her mother St Georges Mount near Napa the Rev Father ds Campos offldating The marriage was private only immediate relatives being present Mr and Mrs Taylor trill spend the Mrs Berts Mrs and Miss BonanJ Barker Elizabeth Qrsy Miss Bertx MUa BIowJIrandMrsF1 EtbeJMeciymonds ahLSNi if M2r7H GertrnaSI S3S MciunneAlic RWng lKTS Mabel Rnch ami irri5a faa HJHl Deri JUiea Brwtiui TJ Dim tha Xfltaea Kerr BaDMrand I -----Mrs Thomas coie Aiisa ioie jar COOK Mr ana Sirs Lenaia Dromnard Mr and Mrs A Crate Lieutenant Milton Davla MIm IM Kl tlott Mr and Mrs Evans Jfr Church Ill Taylor MK and Mra Fassett Fred Fassett the Misses Fassett Airs Falls WUllam Falls General Lucius Foote Mr and Mrs John Gait Rev Gardiner Mr and Mrs rL HurlberL Mrs Hoag the Misses Holeombe Mr and Mrs George Jones Miss Irene Lamb Mrv and Mrs Xarue Lloyd Larue Mr and Mrs Lombard Drand Mrs Mehr mann McDonald Mr and Mrs Darlcl McCloud Mr and Mrs A NeaJL Mr and Mrs Parkhurst CUyton Piatt Price of New York Mr and Mrs Quinn Harry and Charles Quinn Mr and Mrs Schuyler Mrs Al Smith Mr and Mrs Wlnton of Haywards Mrs Bates Miss Bates Cole Rev Leon de Bliss Mtss Sarah Kinney Miss Agnes Bacon Slgmcnd Beel Mr and Mrs A A Wills of Central America Mrs Asbury Breitzmann Mrs A Church Miss Church Mr and Mrs Klngsf ord Herbert Allen of Baltimore Allen of Washington and many others honeymoon at Del Monte and upon their return will reside at St Georges Mount One of the most delightful dinners of the week was given by Kemp van Ee at one of the down town restaurants The table was magnificently decorated with choice flowers Among those present were Mr and Mrs Shuman Mrs Belle Adams of Santa Rosa Dr and Mrs Kemp van Ee Mr and Mrs Farlsh Miss Ellsworth Dr and Mrs Hunsaker The Swedish Singing Society of San Francisco celebrated Its eleventh anniversary at the clubrooms Turn Vereln Hall 223 Turk street last Sunday ev enlng with a fine banquet and ball commencing at 5 Dinner a la Suede was served at 8 PM and covers were laid for IS persons The singing section of the society rendered several excellent selections during the evening Among thoe present were Mr and Mrs A LIndberg Mr and Mr A Plhl strom Miss Minnie Schultzberg Mrs 1 Tesche Miss Hlldebrand August Bran 7 stedt Mr and Mrs A Egnel Mr and Mr Wlkstrom Mr and Mr Alexander Olson Mr and Mrs Larson Mr and Mrs Charles Sandahl Mr and Mrt Roberts Mr and Mrs Lambert Oisslow Mr and Mrs Anderson Mr and Mrs Hlldebrand Joeph OVer btad A Bergstrom A Hlldlng Miss Eugenia Palmqulst Mrs Sanderson Miss Ranghlld Johnson MISs Larson Mls Joephlna Johnson Mrs Ida Setter qulst Miss Alma Nelson Henry Ibsen Nelson Nelson Alexander Ryd lander A Wallln Charles Olson FrldahL 8elander A Bundt Alf Nygren Peterson Mr and Mrs Peterson Mr and Mrs Westman Mr and Mrs Sloat Fassett of New Tork arrived in the city Thursday evening by the southern overland train and are guests of Mr and Mrs A Bender 1812 Gough street Mr Fassett is here on business and Mrs Fassett who is a daughter of Mrs Crocker and hae a wide circle of acquaintances In San Francisco accompanies him for a pleasure trip The engagement Is announced of Mrs Lowrv of this city and Charles Denton of San Jose Major arid Mrs Lewis Smith have returned from Washington and are visiting Mrs Smiths parents at 1 Spruce stret for a few weeks lLHugg will return In the beginning of March from a long trip through the Eastern and Southern States Mr and Mrs Samuel Buckbee who recently returned from their honeymoon trip to the East are keeping house in the home of Mrs Clark Crocker corner of Sutter and Octavia streets Mr and Mrs Hodges Toler of Auburn are visiting friends in this city but will return home this week A Wlltsee returned on Wednesday last from a business trip to Mexico Mrs Voorhles Is at present visiting her daughter Mrs Henry The engagement is announced of Joseph Magnln and Miss Lottie Davis Mrs Herman Behrendt and niece Miss Rose Behrendt have gone to New York Mr and Mrs Coleman have moved from 908 OFarrell street to 1262 OFarrell street Mrs Coleman will be at home the second Thursdays Mrs Bertsch of Fort Bayard win arrive in San Francisco about the Kth lnst with her little daughter and will be the guest of Miss TurnbuU at 2217 Van Ness avenue Dr Taylor Is ill at the Baldwin Hotel Mr and Mrs Levy announce the engagement of their daughter Kate to Moses Friedman They will be at home Sunday the 27th lnst from 2 to 6 oclock at 1802 OFarrell street The Crescent Social Club will give Its Initial entertainment and dance on Tuesday evening the 221 lnst The San Francisco Hebrew Social Club will give a masque ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday evening March 6th in celebration of the Jewish festival of Purlm It is in accordance with the time honored custom among Iraclltes to go disguised during the festivities of this time Tie TT Vam Health will leave the coming week for an cAimucu utf tufuuga Mexico WalhaTIa Rebekah Lodge No 130 will celebrate Its tenth anniversary by a halt at Teutonia Hall Friday evening February 23th Mrs Armer and family have moved from 1318 Octavia street to 77 McAllister Mr and Mrs A Mayfield have moved to 1S17 McAllister street and will be at home on first Tuesdays Mrs McKay widow of the late David McKay is ou a visit to the Coast and is stopping at SH Sutter street Mr and Mrs Josenh Hlrarh Yiavra rnvA from 409 Eddy to 610 OFarrell street where mey wiu oe pieaseo to see tneir mends Mrs Sol Lewis accompanied by her daughter MissMinnle Lewis are to Southern California Mrs McCormlck accompanied by Miss Rose McCormlck has left on an ex tended visit In the Southern and Eastern States The epgagement is announced of Miss Rebecca PhlUpp daughter of Pht llpp Co Jules Abrahamson of Oakland Otto Dobbertln the well known sculptorsculptor and bohemlan sailed from New Tork on the Uth intt for Europe Among the CaMfornlans sailing from New York on the 12th lnst for Mediterranean ports were Mr and Mrs Frank Carolaa A Martin and Miller OAKLAND DartrXary BelTWSS ZJS MpVTInne JaHa 1 xJLfSal Rrwh nivA and OtrtriMla WfTzfi TT8 Mccabe win EC asuJ gja Graham Charles SeyierM BL A Foster stadtmuner HarrrLhiSl Ivr Bur Frv iiv I5aarl Thomas Philip Thaw jal sumner Hardy FraIkTvC5J WagS5 m4 1 ott MatAAt ftnltlfw of her friends on Thursday last at Arbor I Villa A luncheon was served complimentary to the Cosmos Club and whist was played The color effects were In lavender and violet Mrs Smith having furnished her table with sets of dishes brousht from the Worlds Fair of eachJ nue Among the guests were Mrs Gar rtlL Mrs Trowbridge Mrs A Folger Mrs Paul Lohse Mrs John Howard Mrs A A Moore Mrs Goodfellow Mrs Tlbbetts Mrs Sather Mrs IL Chlckering The Misses Laura and Mona Cretlln entertained a host of young friends at cards on Wednesday last The new and palatial Cretlln home at Alice and Duranf streets was beautifully decorated Prizes were a on by Miss Alice atepnenson ana juss Emma Knight Among tne guests were jiisses nun Misses Gray Margaret Knight Augusta Kent Miss Rice Olive Middleton Elsie Mcfitrath Abbic Gift Margie FltiKfrald Miss Keane I Hunt Gertrude Millard Viva Nicholson Hattle Carrier Lottie Allardt Eva Knight Emma Knight Miss Moore Cora Moore Adele Hyde Emma Mahoney Lillian Strong Florence Starr itawllngs Miss Edwards Edith Gasklll I i i iciriran annia iut Aurv niannfn on MIse Sinclair Miss Kimball Grace Sperry Miss Nichols sua sterreti Airs Dora Miss Roberts Miss Ehrborn Mrs Meeks Mrs Sutton Mrs McClure Mrs Randolph Mrs Moore Mrs Hamnton Mrs James Allen Mrs Fred Jacob Mrs Martin Mrs Folger Mrs Thomas Mrs waiaron Mrs Eifelly Mrs Austin Mrs Arthur CreHin tl Um T7an th fla TltlfAn Gage Ethel Gage Nellie Roberts ilattie Roberts Ulc Ahhlr llft entertained ftnntnberof her young friends at a pretty luncheon on Tuesday afternoon Ml Mnrv Whitney entertained at cards on Monday last Hearts were played and prizes were won oy aiiss Alice Biepn enson and Mtss Gladys Roberts Amone the members of the younger smart set who were entertained were Mrs Harry Miller Mrs Button Mrs Hampton Mrs Folger Mrs A Roberts Mrs Charles Havens Mrs James Miss Edwards the Misses Hutch inoon Laura and Mona Crellln Sadie Sinclair Alice Stephenson Margaret Knight Ethel Kittredge Gail Converse Lillian Strong Ella Sterrett Mariedna Snell Misses Roberts and Carrie Haven Miss Hattle Roberts gave a charming card party on Thunday at her pretty home in San Leandro Miss Margaret Sin clair and Miss Margaret Knight won splendid prizes at hearts The table decorations were In violet and pink and the effect was generally admired Among the guests were Mrs Lowery and Miss Boyd of San Francisco Mrs Bush Fernet Miss Galiegos and Miss Julia Gallegos of Mission San Jose Misses I aura and Mona Crellln Sadie and Margaret Sinclair Annie Clay Alice Stephenson Margaret Knight Louise Simmons Lilian strong Mary VMUtney oitn Henry of Oakland Lilian Donney of Berkeley Mrs Meek of San Lorenzo Mrs Albert Sutton Mrs Meek Mrs Ell LweUIrg Mies Emma Bobbins Mrs Egbert Stone Miss Jennter Stone Mrs A Roberts the Misses Huff The Saturday Evening Dancing Club Oakland fashionable set of young people will dance no more until Lent has passed jSSSSSSSsl evening of last the sartors of the Unttarbia Ca eYiJtfflB GiSa Among thrzt23S a Beat rc rri iuur 05 tne clsv 1 rU bors Professor Joseph pS8 dent Martin KelloP Vfcl Rev Dr Moar rA The guests adjourned to a wu itri uiKnex ana Mr cjC3 master of cercmoniev tatwaSH Bartlett who read a TViil j3rSttS the sdenUfie point of ft Olner read a baner a iL3 1 atia T4tiL The TH i frsiternlMea nbu cnonse la the Sceae lvcdneidiv vnT XT C1 friends of Oakland San Berkeley The last and most triffiarf 1 tUlon Club was danenf It hi last Thursday evening tT led by Rhodes Borden of Eul and Miss Marie Dean sfsted by Brockway Metcalf Veeder Those In the first setTrertal and Charles Sedgwick Misj jlSl and Edwin Btaotisaller kvl rtrwV ir nor Davennort and Set Miss Florence Green an Zf Miss Ida Bell Palmer ami jt torn Miss Bernie Drown mrJrri meyer Miss JulltaCanoviatadal The decorations were a tit me EpnnK iuoomx 01 JCSts white Many of the daccen costume and color rnrrtztJn After the cotillon Broclmr give an informal supper to ushnell place at which were present Mies Bens Zl Juliet Garber Miss Julia CtiwuJ Agnes uu le xena sie Hooper miss Alice i Deane and Rhodes Veeder Frank Stringhaa BoieRi Alsheus WUllams Charles a Burbank Summers and XXBesjl BERKELEY A delightful reception was given Saturday afternoon of last week by Mrs Clinton Day at her home on Piedmont and Bancroft ways to a number of the young society women of Berkeley The parlors of the Day residence were decorated with greens and ferns Those who assisted Mrs Day In receiving weae the Misses Florence Mason Grace Dibble Ethel McClymonds Ruth Rising Edith Hanrici Blanche Terrtll Cornelia McKInne and Edyth Adams Among the guests present were Misses Agnes Duff Florence Green Madge Robinson Emily Rosenstlrn Francis Rosenstim Ethel Dlney Eleanor Davenport Edna Wick son Katherine Wlckson the Misses King Miss Stringham Miss Greenleaf Miss Arnold Miss Knowtton Mrs Louis Hengstler Florence Boone Mifa Brtunard and Milda Van Sickle The Spinners Club an organization of the literary musical and artistically Inclined young women of the bay cities was entertained on Tuesday last by Miss Mary Bell at her home 3Q Fulton street The feature of the afternoons entertainment was the reading of an original story by Miss Ednah Robinson of Berkeley The young ladies of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority entertained extenslvelr this week Thursday afternoon a tea in honor of the faculty ladies of Berkeley was given at their house on Fulton street Thursday evening was the third at home night of the semester The hostesses of the evening were Misses Viola Pattlani Emma Jennings Edyth Adams Eva Powell Ethel Cotton and Isabella Stockton The prevailing note of the decorations was green the freshman xolor The refreshments served and the evenings entertainment were In strict accord with the accepted youthfulneas of college fresh men Those present were Misses Georgia ALAMEDA A pretty home wedfisg teekiaJ Wednesday evening at tl ttStami Judge and Mrs EnswrtX eaCnteaVJ nue when Miss Edith HcIerjgks1 Ellsworths niece wMEtfttdaBesi to Edward Burren Smliax and ferns orceo tt tlons while In an alcove btcitdtal floral wedding belli Ti nfxS place at 839 oclock Rev DtTlisml Of LBS Flrtt iTHDTtWaCfitele leg The bride was gowned vfcSi StJ embroidered minim iTnti ill it 1 mlngs of pearl passementerie Bm groom were unattended mony a supper was terrefiaac4 Mrs Burrell departed to tpeisK honeymoon in Southern CaSfsml their return they wiu recall sallies avenue Araone those nresent wen Mrs ECsworth Mr rtHrU MacCann Mr and MraGractQ Miss Alice Clark of Kla estae WardeU and George LSttK Francisco Mr ana Jjn Fruitvale Dr and Mrs Bin Mrs Kelly Mr and MnXt land Mr and Mrs CharlesTibft Mrs necney airs raxxvaxi jacrtoa Mrs Mcaeu nold Mr and Mrs UsJraaj Isabelle Llnferman Mr 1D4BW Brown miss Eiise coreetKi FS Brush Miss Alice Basest Hand The Unitarian friends pleasantly onWeSaweffJ when Pnlnnel fimm fiahMekSja the times of WahlngtoaisiljaJ 1 Rrtn1 mntrlbdei A an solo Medje Gounod salswtsjj encore the SwinBingSosiA0jH Tobin read a panegyric tr i George Washington Casnet iV gave a piano sola Spruce Camp of the poissijjfc tenain its inenas on a Smith Dr Po4sif A SrnllerARVrnkt7rJJW 1 Mooinson Kev 7 sor a aiock ana Crandan Dr Huxsr Woodmen Orchestra aadna2l George Beebe and other jtu conciuae entensinn Mrs Thomas 3 DavUwUtK lovable surnrise party on rMM evening at her home on CHsttai the evening was devoted tT wmen a supper waa wk Among those present 31 Airs esamuei atessica Culver Mt and Mrs s1 and Mrs 8 HooMra Vs Chester Roomson Air aH BenjamlB Miss Hopkins 0 kinsAiiss jjavu urtmm XArblnn bSS from an extended trip te States ro niKihM3l TT vrfSl Chauncy Park of this dty TMJ is to taae piace in jiay aj a tnp 10 lae eew The wcddlnr of Miss Helen Piatt and Kimball Briggs a well known San Francisco artist was solemnized at 8L Pauls Episcopal Church last Monday evening The church was very prettily decorated and the couple were united bo neath a huge bell of plnk hued flowers Before the arrival of the bridal party the Press Club Quartet sang Beautys Eyes The bride was attended by Miss Kings ford Miss Ruth Larue Miss Van Larue and Miss Edith Alien and the groom by St George Crate of London Rev Robert Ritchie performed the ceremony A reception at tne bom of the parents ef the bride Mr and Mrs Samuel Piatt 1014 Twenty first street took Dlace later in the evening Among the guests were Mr and Mrs George Burgess Dr and Mrs Sherman Briggs Lewis Allen ilr and A KECKLACE OF PEARLS Is a beautiful possession IX woman owas one and if a single pearl drops off Ihe atringi the makes haste to find and restore it Good health is a more valuable possession than a necklace of the most beantifol pearls yet one by one the jewels of health slip away and women seem indifferent until it is almost too late and they cannot be restored To die before yon are really old Is to suffer prematnredeathandthatisasin It is a sin because it Is the result of repeated violations of nature a laws Pain lassitude and weariness inability to sleep dreadful dreams starting violently from sleep are all symptoms of nerve tremble Yon cannot have nerve trouble and keep ucaiui an ninety nine cases out Of hundred the womb the ovaries and the bladder are affected They are not vital orgar hence Ihey pive out soonest Mrs Lydia RnbLamaTeiretablft Cmn VQBBaJtrr tmildintr un the nerves and reswnaa Onraniam to It natural stat relieves all the some uterine symptoms In confirmation of tlse peamission referto the followinjr Whom cnealr from AsrBerence Jlts Hoss IMS Sharswood Bt Kdladelph uucx mjjmm jj pastern UfisKswEiA Rjcrson St BrajWj ISABZL OBtBO 220 Chestnut St Mas JL Ooiaclfew EochelH r1 Others For specal symptoms Mrs HaV tiam bswl SanaUre WasV which wfll cure local tron medicines a trial Write to Mrs Knkham Itm Mass if JOttl atisfied 70a can address prirat sues J011 0 irakejfSepoA Cifc iSiJaw fe ASiatajbaafc.